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Gregg scores 23 and No. 18 Gonzaga downs San Diego 93-80
1/8/2025 9:24:00 PM | Men's Basketball
SPOKANE, WASH. – Ben Gregg scored 23 points and Khalif Battle added 20 to lead No. 18 Gonzaga to its fourth straight win, 93-80 over San Diego on Wednesday night.
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Graham Ike had a career-high 19 rebounds, which is a new McCarthey Athletic Center record, to go with 15 points for Gonzaga (13-4, 4-0 West Coast Conference). Ryan Nembhard added 11 points and as many assists, finishing with just two turnovers.
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Kjay Bradley Jr. had 21 points to lead the Toreros (4-13, 1-3), who lost their third straight.
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Takeaways
Gonzaga: The Zags continue to roll through conference play. Coach Mark Few's squad looked composed offensively and as fast-paced as ever, scoring 20 points in transition. Gonzaga outrebounded the Toreros 48-31.
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San Diego: The Toreros are off to a rocky 1-3 start in conference after placing fifth in the WCC last season, the program's highest placement since 2014-15. Freshman forward Kean Webb, making his first start, fouled out.
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Key moment
Nembhard's steal-and-score capped a six-point Gonzaga spurt that took just 44 seconds, putting them up double digits over the Toreros late in the first half.
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The Zags were aggressive offensively, earning them 33 trips to the free-throw line. Ike and Battle were the biggest benefactors, going a combined 19 of 22 from the line. Gonzaga also scored 36 points in the paint.
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Up next
Gonzaga hosts state rival Washington State on Saturday night.
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San Diego returns home to face Saint Mary's on Saturday night.
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Graham Ike had a career-high 19 rebounds, which is a new McCarthey Athletic Center record, to go with 15 points for Gonzaga (13-4, 4-0 West Coast Conference). Ryan Nembhard added 11 points and as many assists, finishing with just two turnovers.
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Kjay Bradley Jr. had 21 points to lead the Toreros (4-13, 1-3), who lost their third straight.
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Takeaways
Gonzaga: The Zags continue to roll through conference play. Coach Mark Few's squad looked composed offensively and as fast-paced as ever, scoring 20 points in transition. Gonzaga outrebounded the Toreros 48-31.
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San Diego: The Toreros are off to a rocky 1-3 start in conference after placing fifth in the WCC last season, the program's highest placement since 2014-15. Freshman forward Kean Webb, making his first start, fouled out.
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Key moment
Nembhard's steal-and-score capped a six-point Gonzaga spurt that took just 44 seconds, putting them up double digits over the Toreros late in the first half.
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The Zags were aggressive offensively, earning them 33 trips to the free-throw line. Ike and Battle were the biggest benefactors, going a combined 19 of 22 from the line. Gonzaga also scored 36 points in the paint.
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Up next
Gonzaga hosts state rival Washington State on Saturday night.
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San Diego returns home to face Saint Mary's on Saturday night.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SD
Gonz
FG%
.418
.452
3FG%
.333
.323
FT%
.813
.818
RB
31
48
TO
9
11
STL
7
4
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